Curriculum Reform & Rethinking Economics

Professor Mark Levoir discusses his new textbook on post-Keynesian economics, highlighting its focus on methodology, radical uncertainty, and institutional approaches. The conversation covers the role of central banks, sectoral balances, and the importance of aggregate demand in economic policies. The discussion also touches on the limitations of GDP as a metric and the need for alternative measures of prosperity. The book aims to provide a comprehensive view of post-Keynesian economics for students and academics.

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